Things to Do

Built to resemble a stadium, Big Al’s Sports Bar & Grill boasts wrap-around booth seating, and jumbotron, and offers game favorites such as wings, specialty salads, pizza, specialty burgers and sandwiches. Daily happy hour specials are offered on many food and drinks from the full-service bar.

Additional features include exposed trusses, metal decking, concrete floors, a painted sky ceiling, four 50″ HD plasmas, eight 42″ plasmas, AND an 14ft x 55ft jumbotron that can be viewed as three massive wide-screens or divided into any combination of smaller viewing screens.

Open daily for dine-in, takeout and delivery

Tigard’s H Mart supermarket is a one-stop shop for Asian foods and gift items. The food court serves authentic Korean food.

Public Coast Farm, owned by Public Coast Brewing, is a culinary farm nestled at the base of the Oregon Coast Range in the city of Banks. The farm features 10 acres of blueberries, fruit orchards, beehives and hops.

During the summer months, the farm operates a farmstand with ready-picked produce grown on site. The stand is open to the public seasonally, Thursday-Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Hubrich Farms is a small family-run business established in 1983, raising everything from amaryllis to zucchini. Owners Grant and Sandy both previously worked in the high-tech industry. Using the knowledge Grant gained working his way through college on a bulb farm, Grant and Sandy both left their high-tech jobs to make a living growing fruit, vegetables and flowers. With flowers as their primary focus, the nursery offers cut and potted tulips, potted daffodils and hyacinths from January through April. Annual plants, baskets, and planters are available from April through June. Self-serve produce is available from late June into October.

Hours:
• Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
• Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Check Hubrich Farms Instagram and Facebook for the most up-to-date hours and produce availability.

This seafood and dim sum lounge offers lunch specials and family style dinners. China Town Restaurant is dedicated to offering the most memorable Chinese dining experience possible.

Open daily at 10:30 a.m.

Gordon Faber Recreation Complex, adjacent to Highway 26, is a 90-acre site consisting of a 7,000-seat multipurpose stadium with 170,000 square feet of all-weather artificial turf and six softball fields. The Complex provides use for softball, soccer, football, baseball and lacrosse and spectator opportunities in sporting events, special events and community activities. The Complex also has a jogging path on the perimeter of the site for running, walking, and bicycling events. Hillsboro Ballpark (formerly known as Ron Tonkin Field), home turf for the Hillsboro Hops, also is at this site.

*An electric vehicle (EV) charging station is available at this location

The Old Scotch Church is one of the oldest continuously-used churches in Oregon. The church dates back to 1873, and the membership was predominately made up of settlers from Aberdeenshire, west of Aberdeen, Scotland. A cemetery on the church grounds serves as a final resting place for church members, as well as pioneer settlers including Joseph Meek. The Church was added to the National Register of Historic Place in 1974 and is still used for Sunday services.

For more information or a list of historic sites and attractions in Oregon, please visit the National Register of Historic Places.

Oregon Airsoft is a multi-game facility that offers airsoft, nerf wars, gellyball, laser tag and more.

Uptown Beer Co. is a taproom and bottle shop. The taproom has 36 taps, including many featuring BinaryBrewing.co creations. The remaining taps are dedicated to the finest imported and domestic craft beer, cider and kombucha available.

The bottle shop sells a variety of brews. Growler and kegs are available.